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Beavis Construc tion Company was the low bidder on a construction project to bui

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Question

Beavis Construc tion Company was the low bidder on a construction project to build an earthen dam for $1,800,000. The project was begun in 2012 and completed in 2013. Cost and other data are presented below 2012 013 Costs incurred during the year S 450,000 S1.100,000 1050,000 Estimated costs to complete Billings during the year Cash collections during the ear Assu 00,000 400.000 00,000 500,000 me that Beavis uses the percent age-of-completion method for revenue recognition. Required: I Compute the amount of gross profit recognized dring 2012 and 20 2. Pre 3. Prepare pare all journal entries related to the construction project in 2012 and 2013. Statement of Financial Position end of 2012 and 2013(f any).

Explanation / Answer

1.

2012

Contract Price                                                                $1,800,000

Actual cost to date                          $450,000

Estimated cost to complete          $1,050,000          $1,500,000

Estimated gross profit $3,00,000

% of completion

(450,000/1,500,000)                                                     30%

Gross Profit recognized $90,000

2013

Contract Price                                                                $1,800,000

Cost incurred

2012 $4,50,000

2013 $1,100,000 $1,550,000

Total gross Profit $2,50,000

Recognized in 2012 $90,000

Recognized in 2013 $1,60,000

2.

2012

A) Construction in progress A/c Dr 450,000

To Varions A/c 450,000

B)Account Recievable A/c Dr 400,000

To Billing on CC 400,000

C)Cash A/c Dr $300,000

To Account recievable $300,000

D)Construction in Progress $90,000

Cost of Construction $450,000

To Revenue from long term contarct $540,000

3.

Assets

Liabilities

Various credits                                         $450,000

Account Receivable                               $100,000

Cash                                                          $300,000

Assets

Liabilities

Various credits                                         $450,000

Account Receivable                               $100,000

Cash                                                          $300,000